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Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius expressed gratitude to Rustamas Liubajevas, the departing head of the State Border Guard Service (VSAT), for his long tenure, noting his leadership during a challenging period.
The Lithuanian Prime Minister is advocating for the re-establishment of a registry for child sex offenders to enhance child protection measures. This initiative is supported by various officials, including Sinkevičius, who emphasizes the importance of such a system.
Filmmakers Damir Markovina and Tamara Babun Zovko shared their perspectives on the intersection of art and politics, emphasizing the importance of respectful dialogue even amidst disagreements.
In Qusra, Palestinian homes remain surrounded by soldiers, preventing Israeli settlers from returning while also blocking residents from leaving their houses, leading to continued suffering for the local population.
Montenegro is reportedly considering legalizing parts of the 'urbicide' that has transformed the Krašići coast into a series of private walls, pontoons, and structures, some almost in the sea, with no one held accountable for the damage.
Donald Trump is facing a lawsuit regarding a $100,000 Wall Street Truth access, raising ethics concerns. Separately, he expressed strong disapproval of daylight saving time, calling it absurd.
Sarajevo i drugog dana živi u ritmu filma – od premijera i razgovora s velikim filmskim imenima do priča mladih reditelja koji upravo na SFF-u traže s
A 16-square-meter studio apartment in Zagreb's Folnegovićevo neighborhood is being advertised for sale at a price of 98,000 euros.
The Lithuanian Prime Minister has called for patience and urged against rushing to judge the actions of the State Border Guard Service (VSAT) leadership, pending an ongoing investigation.
Montenegrin drummer Slaven Ljujić and his trio, The Tribevibers, featuring Karim Blal and Gabriel Pierre, have premiered a new music video as part of their effort to make jazz more accessible to audiences across Montenegro.
A baby was miraculously rescued after spending 36 hours trapped under rubble following an earthquake in Colombia, a rescue prompted by a faint cry. Tragically, the baby's parents were found embraced under the debris, and two of her triplet sisters did not survive.
Increasingly warmer and unstable weather conditions are compelling marathon organizers in the United States to reschedule race dates, introduce earlier start times, and adapt rules to protect runners.
Judge Arturo Zamarriego has issued an order ceding the instruction of the Leire case to Santiago Pedraz, citing the involvement of 'higher hierarchy' officials.
The German government plans to grant its intelligence agencies significantly more powers to combat what it describes as a "very acute danger," particularly in light of the Russian threat. This move has raised questions about its constitutionality and marks a departure from post-war restrictions.
During a working group meeting, the Lithuanian Prime Minister emphasized the necessity of accelerating the pace of defense industry development projects.
The Lithuanian Prime Minister commented on potential complaints regarding the conduct of the country's ambassador to the United States. He suggested that politicians should refrain from interfering in such matters.
The Cantonal Prosecutor's Office of Tuzla Canton has proposed detention for a 32-year-old man from Živinice, Bosnia and Herzegovina, on charges of violence against a girl.
Serbian President Vučić's statement about potentially changing the course of the Ibar River has ignited a diplomatic storm, drawing strong reactions from the US, Albania, and opposition parties. Critics view his remarks as a threat to Kosovo and an attempt to intimidate citizens, while he also commented on police brutality anniversaries.
A 'Superwizjer' investigation uncovered attempts by homeowners to claim hundreds of thousands of zlotys in flood aid for a property purchased after the flood, belonging to a politician's wife.
Germany is doubling its anti-drone unit following an incident at Leipzig Airport involving an unidentified drone. The Lithuanian Prime Minister is also awaiting more information regarding the incident.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius has stated he remains neutral regarding a lawsuit filed by residents affected by a large-scale data theft from the Registry Center.
Žarko Puhovski commented on Croatia's largest ecological scandal, highlighting irreversible damage and criminal negligence. He called for an immediate cross-party task force, the dismissal of the environment minister, and parliamentary involvement.
Maserati has developed and patented an artificial gearbox system specifically for electric vehicles, initially intended for the EV version of the MC20. However, the company currently has no plans to integrate it into production models like the GranTurismo Folgore.
Excitement is building for the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, with long queues forming for tickets and sales already surpassing previous years. The festival is set to feature a world premiere and a focus on films addressing the legacy of conflict.
The Lithuanian Prime Minister has stressed the necessity of establishing an effective universal defense system for the country. This highlights a focus on national security and preparedness.
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti was egged in parliament by MP Time Kadrijar, a former KLA doctor. The incident occurred during a parliamentary session, with Kadrijar expressing her frustration.
New details and images of the upcoming Smart car have been revealed, with its official premiere scheduled for October. The new model aims to build on the brand's legacy with updated features and design.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was seen enjoying rakija and music with Boban Marković at the Guča Trumpet Festival in Serbia, appearing in an uncharacteristic relaxed manner. Regional media reported on his visit, highlighting his casual appearance and enjoyment of the local festivities.
Andy Burnham is set to tour Britain in an effort to reconnect the government with the public, with reports also suggesting Oasis is preparing a special place for the British Prime Minister.
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti was pelted with eggs by an opposition lawmaker during a parliamentary session, leading to chaos and the interruption of proceedings. The incident occurred amidst ongoing political tensions in the country.
UEFA has confirmed making a 'departure payment' to an alleged lover of FIFA President Gianni Infantino, who denies the claims. New allegations suggest Infantino arranged a six-figure sum for a former UEFA employee with whom he allegedly had a relationship, increasing pressure on the FIFA boss.
An explosive device was thrown at a restaurant in Vitez, causing significant material damage, while a vehicle was stolen and set on fire in Novi Travnik. Authorities are investigating a possible connection between the incidents.
The municipality of Neum has implemented new communal taxes on various transport vehicles, causing tourist agencies to cancel day and multi-day excursions to Bosnia's only coastal city.
Montenegrin Vice President Koprivica stated that the Metropolitanate cannot be judged by transient political standards, emphasizing that policies, governments, and daily divisions are temporary, regardless of who induces them or for what dishonorable goal.
On August 7th, the Albanian foreign exchange market reported the US dollar buying at 80.2 lek and selling at 81.4 lek. The euro was bought at 92.6 lek and sold at 93.6 lek, with Swiss franc rates also listed.
Ukraine has launched drone attacks on two oil refineries located deep within Russian territory, causing significant damage and fires. This action marks a continued effort by Ukraine to target Russian energy infrastructure.
Lithuanian Prime Minister M. Sinkevičius has sought to calm public fears regarding potential Russian provocations, stating that citizens should not be overly concerned. The reassurance comes amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Transparency International BiH has identified 1,200 instances of potential misuse of public resources for the promotion of political parties during the pre-election period.
The director of a Russian drone manufacturing company, known for producing 'Ghoul' drones, was seriously injured in a car explosion near Yekaterinburg. Media reports indicate he was critically wounded in the blast.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius suggested that the Vilnius Concert and Sports Palace could be transformed into a 'Palace of Memory,' with ongoing discussions to reach an agreement with the Lithuanian Jewish community.
Bodrum, a resort on Turkey's Aegean coast, is attracting increasing attention from travelers, often called the 'Turkish Riviera with a European flavor,' especially during autumn months with pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds.
The Croatian Police Union has called for the immediate expulsion of foreign nationals who attack Croatian police officers, along with a minimum five-year ban from entering the country, following an incident in Vir.
Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius met with former President Valdas Adamkus and proposed organizing a photography exhibition at the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania to commemorate Adamkus' 100th birthday.
Extremely low water levels in major European rivers like the Danube are causing significant disruptions to shipping routes and raising concerns about an impending energy crisis across Central European countries. The drought conditions have also revealed previously submerged World War II-era Nazi ships in the Danube.
The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival unveiled its Open Air program, featuring a selection of regional and international films. Highlights include the world premiere of Predrag Ličina's 'Virus patološke dobrote' and new works from acclaimed directors.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius has proposed that the Ministry of Education, Science, and Sport review and remove the Russian writer Mikhail Lomonosov, who glorified Russian imperial wars, from general education school programs approved in 2022.
Mercedes-Benz is reportedly bringing back physical buttons to its car interiors, acknowledging that it may have gone too far with digitalization. The move reverses a trend where large screens had largely replaced numerous tactile controls.
Parents naturally desire to foster a relationship where their children feel secure enough to confide in them, and this article outlines eight specific actions that can help achieve this.
Nearly two months after Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs promised to quickly simplify the process for individuals and businesses to coordinate construction, a ready solution and implementation deadline are still not available.
In July, the popularity of Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs' political party, "Apvienotais saraksts" (AS), continued to grow, while the Green and Farmers' Union (ZZS) fell below the 5% barrier.
Croatian highways are experiencing massive traffic jams and long queues in both directions, with columns stretching up to 12 kilometers near Lučko. An accident in a tunnel on the A1 motorway has further exacerbated the congestion, leading to intermittent tunnel closures and problems near Sv. Rok.
Thousands of Norwegian investors are reportedly holding onto their shares in Elon Musk's rocket company, SpaceX, even after a significant stock market decline. Fund managers view it as a long-term investment strategy.
Albanian Minister Balluku has been indicted on additional charges related to other lots of the Great Ring Road tenders, with SPAK confirming she was summoned to be informed of the accusations. Critics argue she should be arrested, citing political protection from Prime Minister Rama.
The play "Whose Side Is It Anyway?" by Ronald Harwood, directed by Lenka Udovički, is set to premiere tonight at the Minor Fortress on Mali Brijun. This cultural event marks a significant theatrical opening.
A Croatian opera singer has publicly supported Jacques Houdek in his ongoing debate with young singer Duška Brčić-Šušak, stating that her current singing style would lead to a short career.
JERA, a major energy company, has announced that its liquefied natural gas (LNG) stocks are secured through October and anticipates no supply risks for the summer period.
Safe Wi-Fi Usage and 'Šeškės' Song Premiere Discussed on Delfi Diena
Poslanici Skupštine Srbije nisu izglasali nepovreje Vladi premijera Đura Macuta nakon trodnevne rasprave.
Dozens of families in Georgia could lose their homes due to the construction of power lines for data centers, as an energy company, backed by the state, threatens expropriation if they do not agree to buyouts.
Budva's towing service has been observed moving parked cars to allow municipal workers to empty waste containers. This action facilitates waste collection in the city.
The BMW iX3 electric SUV has achieved significant production success, with 50,000 units manufactured in just nine months. This rapid production rate highlights the model's popularity and strong demand.
The United States has banned the import of new foreign-made humanoid robots, a move reportedly aimed at China, while simultaneously, the US and Saudi Arabia launched coordinated attacks against pro-Iranian militias in Iraq, leading to at least 20 deaths, and Iran retaliated with missile strikes on US bases.
The Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica has filed an indictment against Z.K. on suspicion of human trafficking, specifically for allegedly forcing her niece to beg in Ulcinj between May 11 and 18, 2026.
Apple's market capitalization briefly surpassed $5 trillion, making it only the second company in history to reach this valuation after Nvidia. This milestone was achieved amidst a broader sell-off in chip and AI stocks.
An article reminds the public that Adriatic beaches belong to everyone and no one has the right to remove people from them, emphasizing their freedom since Roman times.
The Spanish Supreme Court's Criminal Chamber has issued two new orders applying more amnesties under the law that erases crimes related to the Catalan independence challenge, benefiting four former members of the Parliament's Bureau and former counselor Serret.
Ukraine's NABU has accused Oleksandr Bankov, former State Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and his former chief of staff of embezzling millions in foreign donations.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham exchanged messages with an individual who was impersonating a senior aide to former US President Donald Trump. Media reports indicate Burnham believed he was communicating with Trump's chief of staff.
Latvia's Prime Minister has stated that the financially troubled national airline, airBaltic, is facing its 'last chance' to avoid collapse.
A fast ferry carrying 97 passengers struck a dock, creating a meter-sized hole in its hull, yet police were not dispatched because the shipping company adhered to existing regulations.
Kaia Gerber, daughter of Cindy Crawford, has revealed that she underwent an exorcism as a child, claiming she was 'possessed' and has been 'haunted' her entire life. She stated that she attracts beings from other dimensions.
Iranian attacks reportedly destroyed a key US Navy base in Bahrain, forcing the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier to rely on a 4,000-kilometer logistics line from Diego Garcia during its nine-month deployment.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to lead the box office in its third weekend, while the new release 'The End of Oak Street' opened with an estimated $20 million. Spider-Man's strong performance keeps it at the top despite the new film's debut.
The crew of the ship "Budva I" refueled at the local pier, despite protests from residents and tourists who were displaced from swimming. The refueling involved transferring diesel from containers in a van to the ship's tanks.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has aligned itself with the European Union's decision to impose restrictive measures against Iran. This move was confirmed by officials, indicating BiH's adherence to EU foreign policy.
NATO fighter jets shot down a drone over Latvian airspace, with Latvia blaming 'Russian electromagnetic warfare' for the incident. This marks the second time this summer that NATO aircraft have intervened to neutralize a drone in the region.
An indictment has been filed against a former Deputy Prime Minister of North Macedonia and seven other individuals for alleged abuses in the State Lottery. The charges relate to damages totaling 8.25 million euros.
The initial judge in the 'Leire case' has indicated that 'other people with a higher level of hierarchy in the PSOE's sewer network' may be involved, transferring the investigation into the alleged plot led by Cerdán to National Court Judge Santiago Pedraz.
Montenegro's Ministry of Interior (MUP) responded to lawyer Veselin Radulović's claims that security vetting procedures are being used as a political purge against unsuitable personnel without judicial oversight.
Vanderhall introduced the all-electric Santarosa Launch Edition during Monterey Car Week. This limited series three-wheeler features carbon fiber details and a 40 kWh battery.
Montenegrin officials, including a European Union of Montenegro functionary, have accused Serbia of interfering in their elections, citing statements from Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić. This has led to a diplomatic dispute, with Montenegro's Prime Minister also criticizing Serbian President Vučić for sending mixed messages to Moscow and Europe.
Paulina Hennig-Kloska, Poland's Minister of Climate and Environment, addressed findings from the 'Superwizjer' program concerning Elemental Holding, stating the company had been audited 11 times and emphasizing the need to combat law violations.
The Serbian minority co-production 'Hidden People' by director Miha Hočevar had its regional premiere at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival. The film's red carpet appearance also highlighted children and people with developmental disabilities, conveying an important message at the festival.
A 'Superwizjer' TVN investigation has uncovered irregularities in appliance recycling in Poland, showing that despite collection fees, actual recycling often doesn't occur, replaced by falsified documents.
The Croatian government is facing intense scrutiny and calls for resignation following a scandal involving illegal waste dumping in Lika, with critics accusing officials of corruption and environmental negligence. Prime Minister Plenković has defended the government, claiming the water is safe, while opposition parties demand accountability.
Meta and TikTok have agreed to enhance their fact-checking efforts regarding migration, following an announcement by the EU. This pact comes in response to a surge of disinformation during the migrant influx in Ceuta.
The Vilnius Archdiocese is addressing accusations of sexual crimes against minors involving several priests, with the Prime Minister also commenting on the allegations and potential changes. The archdiocese has outlined its support for victims and response to the accusations.
Following recurring drone incidents in Europe, Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius stated that the country's priority is to timely identify potential threats from drones and neutralize them if necessary.
Multiple Polish ministries have responded to a 'Superwizjer' report, stating that no funds will be disbursed in connection with the issues raised. Their unified stance indicates a firm refusal to make any payments related to the report's findings.
A conference held in the Seimas (Lithuanian Parliament) addressed sexual violence, the drugging of individuals at parties, and the provision of assistance to victims, raising questions about the current level of support available.
Gaza is commemorating the one-year anniversary of the death of journalist Anas al-Sharif, with tributes highlighting his dedication to Palestine.
A 47-year-old Russian citizen, A.A., has been given a suspended sentence and expelled from Montenegro for disturbing public order, following an attack on a compatriot and insulting police officers in Budva.
The expert discusses four options for waste management in Gospić, deeming them unfeasible, unjustified, or merely temporary solutions.
Oton Guttert, a 92-year-old resident of Osijek, has been a daily visitor to the Želja beach on the Drava River for 60 consecutive summers, reflecting on many memories and loves experienced there.
President Trump stated the US is taking a "low-key" approach to Iran, likening it to a game of chess and emphasizing economic pressure. This comes as Iran demands significant concessions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while also stating it is not currently in direct negotiations with the US.
A football player, previously pushed to a defensive position and criticized by fans, has now become a prominent figure in the resurgence of the Osijek team.
Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi strongly criticized the United States, labeling it a colonial and criminal state, while also suggesting that now is the best time for a peace agreement. He noted that communication with Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is challenging.
The Barcelona City Council plans to send more than 15,000 fine notifications to owners of foreign-plated vehicles in 2025, utilizing a newly implemented application that detects such license plates.
During the 69th protest against the government, a banner with the ironic message “The giants leave, the miserable come” drew attention, reflecting on emigration and the political situation in the country.
US intelligence is warning that Russia may launch a limited attack on a NATO member, particularly in the Baltic region, as early as this autumn, even before the war in Ukraine concludes. Concerns are heightened by dwindling US munitions and the potential for a 'false flag' operation.
Belarusian blogger and political activist Siarhei Tsikhanouski has created a new YouTube channel where he publishes poems written during his imprisonment in Belarus.
Croatian consumers were dismayed to discover that a widely purchased 'special chicken' meal contained only 0.40 grams of chicken, raising concerns about product labeling and value.
A Serbian national was expelled from Budva, Montenegro, after being found without a valid travel document or visa and paying a 400 euro fine.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius stated that a reduction in the diesel fuel excise tax would be considered if the price exceeds 2.20 euros per liter.
Following a proposal from the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Nikšić, A.Đ. has been issued a supervision measure prohibiting access to the victim M.M., based on reasonable suspicion of committing the criminal offense of stalking.
German sources report that Russia is escalating disinformation campaigns targeting upcoming state elections in Germany, aiming to polarize society and discredit political parties. Fact-checking efforts are underway to counter the spread of Russian-backed false information.
SpaceX is targeting its next Starship launch as soon as this month, with plans to attempt catching the rocket on land. Elon Musk confirmed the company's ambitious schedule for the next test flight.
Albania's foreign exchange market on August 5th saw the US dollar bought at 80 lek and sold at 81.3 lek, while the euro was bought at 92.5 lek and sold at 93.5 lek.
The Lithuanian Jewish community and the Prime Minister are discussing the future of the former Vilnius Sports Palace, which is located on the site of an old Jewish cemetery.
A 30-year-old Paraguayan woman, a human resources specialist, was expelled from Zagreb after being caught by police for prostitution in the city center.
An expert is cautioning the public about the dangers of excessive sun exposure, emphasizing that it significantly increases the risk of various forms of skin cancer. A simple rule of thumb is to observe your shadow to determine if you are getting too much sun.
ITALIJA namjerava EU predložiti uspostavu migrantskih centara u trećim zemljama, po uzoru na sporazum s Albanijom, za obradu zahtjeva za azil. Plan će biti predstavljen na sastanku ministara EU.
She planned to divorce, allegations that he threatened her with murder are being checked: 'He set up cameras around the house'
On August 3rd, the Albanian foreign exchange market saw the US dollar bought at 80.2 lek and sold at 81.5 lek, while the Euro was bought at 92.8 lek and sold at 93.8 lek.
Public bathing spots on the Sava River in Zagreb, once a popular riviera, have long become a legend, existing now only as a memory.
Spain has installed a floating barrier in its North African enclave of Ceuta following a massive influx of migrants, which resulted in at least 67 deaths. The move comes as Spain faces criticism and calls for talks from EU countries regarding the migrant surge.
Southern Europe is battling extensive wildfires, particularly in Greece, Spain, and France, exacerbated by extreme heat and drought conditions. The severe drought has also led to historically low water levels in major rivers like the Rhine and Danube, impacting shipping and power generation.
HEAVY traffic jams on the roads towards the sea.
Thousands of migrants crossed into the Spanish territory of Ceuta from Morocco, triggering a political backlash and prompting Spanish authorities to return many of them. The event has drawn comparisons to other immigration crises and sparked debate over Europe's response.
Montenegrin tourism company Budvanska Rivijera reported a six percent increase in overall revenues, with June showing particular growth. Revenues from arrangements rose by five percent to 5,165,406 euros, while non-board consumption revenues increased by 11 percent.
On July 31, 1959, a group of young Basque nationalists founded Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA), an organization that became known for its fight for Basque identity and independence, often through violent means.
Police in Sarajevo are investigating reports of a bomb placed in the garden of a cafe in the Ciglane neighborhood. Authorities are checking the veracity of the claims.
A former Swedish Prime Minister suggests that Russian President Vladimir Putin should halt hostilities along the current front line, as continued stubbornness could result in the worst possible outcome.
The Albanian Lek saw the US dollar bought at 81.2 and sold at 82.4, while the Euro was bought at 93.2 and sold at 94.1. The article also began to report on the Swiss Franc's exchange rate in the Albanian foreign exchange market today.
Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced the formation of a new parliamentary faction, deepening a rift within the Law and Justice (PiS) party and challenging its leader Jarosław Kaczyński.
The documentary film "We Only Have Ourselves," exploring the Jadar Valley and the Atacama Desert, is set to premiere at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival. The film's debut coincides with Human Rights Day at the festival.
The Serbian opposition is criticizing President Aleksandar Vučić's potential candidacy for prime minister, while the ruling party claims no decision has been made. Opposition members also question the Constitutional Court's selective activity, suggesting it only acts when it benefits the regime.
Kazakhstan has confirmed receiving an extradition request for Vedran Pavlek and is currently conducting a review of the matter.
Several Lithuanian officials, including the Prime Minister and other political figures, have stated they see no basis or purpose for initiating a new investigation into the alleged CIA prison in Lithuania. They suggest waiting for the final court decision regarding the impeachment of Žemaitaitis.
Today in the Albanian foreign exchange market, the US dollar is being bought at 81.6 lek and sold at 82.6 lek, while the Euro is bought at 93.2 lek and sold at 94.1 lek.
„Očito je Središnje zapovjedništvo Donaldu Trumpu sugeriralo da nastavak napada neće natjerati Irance na uzmak.
The new EU AI Act requires technology companies operating in the EU to label artificially generated content, such as deepfakes. The initiative aims to prevent deception, though technical and geographical challenges may impact its effectiveness.
The film "Skateboarding is Not for Girls" is part of the competitive program at the Sarajevo Film Festival and has already received an award from Jerusalem. Additionally, Dana Grabnar's film "Komšija" will have its world premiere at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival.
Members of the Serbian Parliament continued their session discussing confidence in the government by posing questions to government representatives. MPs specifically asked the Prime Minister if he was proud of a statement made by Snežana Paunović.
Miloš Konatar called on the Montenegrin government to permanently reduce fuel excise taxes and implement a package of anti-crisis measures. He emphasized the need to prevent further negative impacts on citizens' living standards.
Lidl has launched a new campaign titled 'Unexpectedly Created Career,' inviting individuals to join its team, highlighting that roles in stores or logistics centers can offer diverse opportunities from summer jobs to new career paths.
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs' visit to Liepāja, including a photo opportunity on a combine harvester and a market stroll, is analyzed for the influence of Sesks and the 'United List' office.
Spanish coach Albert Riera was officially introduced as the new coach of Crvena Zvezda, promising a different team performance soon.
As Dalmatia faces catastrophic fires, an animal species, expelled 72 years ago, is being considered for reintroduction to help reduce flammable material and aid in fire prevention.
Jason Arday, a former Cambridge professor, has been found dead amidst a plagiarism scandal, prompting calls for reflection from UK Prime Minister Burnham. Arday was the youngest Black professor in Cambridge's history and his death has ignited a cultural debate.
Morocco has expelled journalists from the EFE agency and Spanish TV from the city of Fnideq without providing reasons. The expulsion affects Spanish media coverage in the area.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius stated that a drone shot down by NATO fighters in Latvian airspace could be a 'false flag' operation, though confirmation awaits the recovery of the drone or its debris.
Nenad Nešić, president of the DNS party, reacted to a viral video showing him singing 'Ne volim te Alija' at a fair, stating that he did not intend to offend anyone with his song choice.
Croatian politicians are engaged in a heated debate regarding waste management issues in Gospić, with questions raised about the State Security Agency's (SOA) investigation into public rumors. Opposition figures are criticizing the system's failures and the issuance of permits without proper oversight.
Academic initiatives and the academic community have publicly questioned Premier Macut, demanding to know who ordered the police violence that occurred in Valjevo.
New guidance has been issued on how to keep babies and children safe during heatwaves, advising parents on proper methods to check if a baby is too hot. This information aims to prevent heat-related illnesses in infants.
More than 30 countries, including the UK, France, Canada, and members of the European Union, have issued strong condemnations against Iran for its execution of protesters and the use of the death penalty. The international community is urging Tehran to halt further executions of dissidents.
The Lithuanian Prime Minister has indicated that pensions could increase by more than 10% next year, potentially utilizing the 'Sodra' surplus. This suggests a more significant rise in pension benefits than previously anticipated.
Lithuania's Prime Minister has proposed allocating at least 5% of the GDP to defense, particularly for air defense, and made his first foreign visit to Latvia. The Prime Minister also visited Karmėlava to inspect the country's air space surveillance and defense system.
The construction of the Burrel Lower Ring Road, a 960-meter segment that previously cost 1.3 million euros, is being re-tendered for an additional 930,000 euros after collapsing and never becoming functional.
A Slovenian article discusses the trend of individuals taking dangerous photos for Instagram likes, specifically mentioning the Kjeragbolten rock in Norway, which hangs over a thousand-meter-deep abyss without safety barriers.
Poland's Finance Minister, Andrzej Domański, announced that a decision on reducing VAT on fuel will be made within days, acknowledging the persistently high prices at petrol stations. He also addressed a 'Superwizjer' report, stating that procedures were followed and the contract would be terminated if grounds exist.
Latvian authorities have discovered an underground tunnel beneath its border with Belarus, allegedly used by migrants for illegal entry, and have arrested 15 individuals. This discovery highlights the ongoing 'hybrid threat' of migrant smuggling from Belarus.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius reaffirmed his country's steadfast support for Armenia's European choice and the strengthening of bilateral relations during a phone call with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
The Sarajevo Film Festival is showcasing several world premieres, including the documentary 'Prva' about Lejla Njemčević, Maja Miloš's film 'Pukotina u ledu', and the CGI animated story 'Sibelina avantura'.
Authorities in Albania are investigating the purpose for which a group of foreigners used seized equipment, with a large amount of money also found during searches, its origin subject to further checks.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius is scheduled to meet with Rytis Martikonis, head of the European Commission representation in Lithuania, to discuss preparations for the country's upcoming presidency of the EU Council.
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, having stepped away from politics for now, was seen in an unusual appearance at the Guča Trumpet Festival in Serbia, with regional media reporting on his unexpected presence at the cultural event.
Latvia's Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has launched an investigation into the pre-election activities of Prime Minister Andris Kulberga and other representatives of the 'United List' party in Kurzeme.
Ahead of the construction of the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS), China intends to open a new chapter in space exploration by sending robotic dogs, humanity's new and improved "best...
A new ecological initiative in Brazil uses donated human hair to create filters that absorb oil and protect the coast from pollution, following the example of projects in Chile and the USA.
The Viennese quartet Alpha Trianguli, known for music inspired by the universe, presented a world premiere performance at the Tivat Music Festival in Luštica Bay.
Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video are set to release six interesting new premieres next week, offering a variety of content for subscribers. Viewers can anticipate a fresh lineup across these major streaming platforms.
The Prime Minister stated there is no basis to replace the head of the Foreign Affairs Committee. This decision indicates continued confidence in the current leadership of the committee.
Spain has announced the implementation of temporary border controls for travelers arriving from Italy, escalating a diplomatic dispute over the handling of migrants in Ceuta. This measure comes as tensions rise between the two countries regarding migration policies.
A severe traffic accident on the A1 highway near Zagreb, involving a helicopter landing, has led to complete road closures in both directions and massive traffic jams. Emergency services are on site, and traffic is being diverted.
Halid Kuburović, a prominent figure in arts across generations, received a letter of appreciation from the Ministry of Culture and Sports of KS, recognizing his continued dedication to the cultural scene at 82 years old.
Donald Trump has signed new executive orders to again attempt to limit birthright citizenship in the United States, despite a previous Supreme Court decision blocking his first attempt. This move aims to curb what he refers to as 'birth tourism' and restrict citizenship for children born in the US to non-citizens.
Romania is attempting to divert the flow of the Danube River towards its Cernavoda nuclear power plant by sinking barges and using rocks. This urgent measure aims to prolong the operation of a reactor facing potential shutdown due to low water levels.
The Lithuanian Prime Minister has tasked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to investigate the case of a Lithuanian citizen sentenced in Kaliningrad, Russia. The MFA is seeking official information through diplomatic channels, and intelligence services are aware of the espionage conviction.
The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina has officially applied for membership in the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA). Following a European review, the first transactions are anticipated to occur in at least six months.
On August 6, the Albanian Lek's exchange rate against the US dollar was 79.9 Lek for buying and 81.2 Lek for selling, while the Euro was bought at 92.5 Lek and sold at 93.5 Lek.
Romania has blasted a rock in the drought-affected Danube River to divert cooling water to its Cernavoda nuclear power plant. The radical measure aims to ensure the reactor's operation amidst low water levels.
Former Alliance for the Future of Kosovo President Ramush Haradinaj stated that no single party won enough votes in the recent parliamentary elections to form a government independently. He emphasized that institutional formation should involve the opposition, suggesting they take either the President or Prime Minister position.
The French judiciary has opened investigations following a series of suicides within the services attached to the Prime Minister's cabinet.
Lithuanian prosecutors have concluded their investigation into a recording pen found during a meeting of the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP) council, stating that the device was not recording. The Journalists' Professional Association subsequently removed Samoškaitė from its membership in connection with the incident.
The Albanian foreign exchange market on August 4 shows the US dollar buying at 80 lek and selling at 81.5 lek, while the euro buys at 92.5 lek and sells at 93.7 lek.
The small Croatian village of Letovanić, located on the Kupa river, is experiencing a surge in tourism, attracting visitors to its unique beach and local attractions.
Two Japanese workers died in an explosion at a collapsed shopping mall after their boss reportedly sent them back inside to retrieve money from the cash register. The incident occurred following an earthquake.
Members of the band Massive Attack were detained and subsequently banned from Singapore after displaying a Palestinian flag during a concert. The band expressed surprise and disappointment over what they described as a 'surreal experience'.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has expressed support for the country to adopt a written constitution, arguing that a clear set of principles is needed. This stance marks a significant call for constitutional reform in the United Kingdom, a position he has held since entering office two weeks prior.
A review praises the performance of Monteverdi's opera "The Coronation of Poppea" at Drottningholmsteatern, highlighting the talented cast and Benjamin Lazar's direction.
Several severe road accidents and significant traffic congestion were reported across various European countries, including Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Norway. These incidents led to road closures, detours, and long delays for travelers.
Spain is facing international criticism and internal political turmoil following a massive influx of migrants into its North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, with many migrants subsequently returned.
Experts are cautioning internet users about common online mistakes, such as falling victim to phishing, that make them vulnerable to cyber attackers and online fraud.
Former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov believes that despite Russia's economic recession, Vladimir Putin is not in a dire situation, explaining how decisions are made in the Kremlin and whose wishes Putin follows.
Tens of thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, leading to a crisis that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemned as a 'violation of Spain's territorial integrity'. The influx resulted in at least 18 deaths and prompted international concern.
Hamas has reportedly agreed to disarm as part of a peace plan proposed by former President Trump's 'Board of Peace,' which would also involve an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. However, a Hamas official stated the group would reject the deal if Israel does not approve it, and reports suggest IRGC officials urged Hamas not to sign.
In the Albanian foreign exchange market today, the US dollar is being bought at 80.8 Lek and sold at 82 Lek. The Euro is being bought at 93.2 Lek and sold at 94.1 Lek, while the Swiss Franc is also traded.
Singapore's sovereign wealth fund has selected Laura Abasolo, former number three at Telefónica, to join the board of Cellnex.
New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged £340 million on his first day in office to address the country's homelessness crisis and eliminate rough sleeping.
Russian authorities have accused Telegram founder Pavel Durov of aiding terrorism and have issued an international arrest warrant for him. This move is part of Russia's ongoing crackdown on online platforms.
China's Chang'e-8 lunar lander mission, scheduled for 2029, is expected to carry the first African space mission to explore the Moon's south pole.
Women in Montenegro have been granted the right to two days of paid menstrual leave per month, a new measure approved by the country's parliament.
Bosnia and Herzegovina achieved one of its best historical results at the 67th International Mathematical Olympiad in Shanghai, with its young mathematicians winning medals.
A woman in Ulcinj, Montenegro, is accused of exploiting her seven-year-old niece through dependency, difficult circumstances, force, and threats to compel her to beg between May 11 and 18.
Donald Trump held closed-door meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. These discussions occurred amidst various international and domestic political developments.
Croatian beaches are declared free for everyone to enjoy, emphasizing that public access has been a right since Roman times and no one has the right to restrict it.
Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius expressed reservations about the previously initiated ministries town project, stating it is not a priority for the current cabinet and could be left for a future government.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Sinkevičius discussed various government priorities, including increasing the non-taxable income amount, defense procurement plans, and educational requirements. He also reiterated his confidence in the ethical preparation of his dissertation amidst plagiarism concerns.